A WordPress plugin for blogs with affiliate links
Shop the look, on your own site.
Your own photo becomes the shop. Put a numbered dot on each item, and a tap takes your reader to it, at the shop that sells it or on Amazon, through your affiliate link.
7-day free trial, then $9 a month, Amazon links included. The checkout asks for a card or PayPal. Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged.
How Amazon links workTap a dot
HaldenHeavyweight Hoodie Heather Grey$58.00View at Northside Supply
Common ThreadBoxy Heavy Tee Off-White$32.00View at Northside Supply
FieldmadeRibbed Merino Beanie Navy$22.40
Arlo & FinchCourt Low-Top Leather White$88.00View at Kicks Corner
Common ThreadCanvas Tote Natural$24.00View at Northside Supply
“Where did you get that?”
Your photo is why readers want the lamp. Then they have to find it.
- A list under the photo. Your reader works out which link is the lamp.
- A widget from someone else's platform. Collective Voice, once ShopStyle Collective, has closed.
- A price typed by hand. It was right on the day you published.
Now the photo answers.
A tap opens a small card: the name, the shop's current price, your note and the way to the shop.
HaldenTwo-Seater Sofa$712.00
FieldmadeArc Floor Lamp$129.00View at Basecamp Outfitters
FieldmadeOak Side Table$145.00View at Basecamp Outfitters
- HaldenTwo-Seater Sofa$712.00
$890.00View at Northside Supply - FieldmadeArc Floor Lamp$129.00View at Basecamp Outfitters
- FieldmadeOak Side Table$145.00View at Basecamp Outfitters
- The list under the photo is easy to tap on a phone.
- The look is part of your post, not a widget from a platform.
- When a shop's product sells out or is gone, its dot leaves the photo on its own.
Four steps in the WordPress block editor.
For shop products you need the shop's product feed: its product list, with your affiliate links in it. Your affiliate network has it, if the shop shares one. See which networks. Amazon dots need no feed.
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Choose a photo
Pick one from your media library: your own, or one you have the right to use.
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Click on the photo
Each click sets a numbered dot, up to 30. Drag to move it.
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Fill one field per dot
Type a product's name to search the shops' feeds, or paste the link to its page at the shop or on Amazon.
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Publish
Readers reach each shop through your affiliate link.
The Starter trial: 7 days free, then $9 a month.
It works for whatever you photograph.
Included in Starter
Your photo is the picture. Amazon is the link.
For an Amazon dot, paste the product's full address (not an amzn.to short link) or its ASIN, Amazon's product number, and type a name.
Swing-Arm Desk LampView on Amazon.com
Wireless KeyboardQuiet enough for calls.View on Amazon.com
Stoneware MugView on Amazon.com
- The dot shows the name you typed, your note and a link to the Amazon site your tag belongs to.
- You need your tag from Amazon Associates, Amazon's affiliate programme, but no access to its product data (the API).
- The dot never shows Amazon's photo or price. Amazon's rules don't let a site store its photos, or show a price Amazon did not supply.
- MyFeeds cannot see when an Amazon product is gone. Check those dots now and then.
The Starter trial: 7 days free, then $9 a month.
Amazon asks every Associate to show this line clearly on their site:
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
MyFeeds does not add it. You place it yourself.
As of October 2026
Already on LTK, ShopMy or an Amazon storefront?
Keep what works. A look adds a shoppable photo to your own posts.
| LTK | You apply. LTK expects over 5,000 followers on at least one platform. |
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| ShopMy | Keeps 18% of each commission unless the brand pays its fee. |
| Amazon storefront | A page on Amazon, through its Influencer Program. You apply with a social account. |
| Hotspot plugins | Free ones exist, and a dot can link to any page. The better choice if that is all you need. |
| MyFeeds | No application, no follower minimum. The links are your own, and MyFeeds takes no share of your commission. $9 a month. |
| Its limits | WordPress block editor only. A dot links to a product from a shop's feed or to Amazon, not to any page. Fixed dot design, no Pinterest save button. |
Questions before you start
Can I try it first?
Yes, with the 7-day Starter trial. The checkout asks for a card or PayPal. Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged. The free plugin has product cards (shop products shown in your posts), not the look.
Which plan do I need?
Starter, $9 a month, for looks with shop products, Amazon links, or both. Pro, $19 a month, adds click counts per post and product. Once Amazon opens its API to you (ten qualifying sales in the past 30 days, as of October 2026), Pro also shows Amazon's photo and price on product cards in your posts, not on dots.
Is this allowed by Amazon and Pinterest?
Amazon's programme is made for links on your own site. The disclosures stay your job: MyFeeds adds none. A Pin that leads to your post carries no affiliate link itself; our guide to affiliate links on Pinterest has the rest. This is not legal advice.
Sources, read in October 2026 (10)
- Associates Program Operating Agreement, Amazon Section 5 has the disclosure line. Updated 15 October 2025.
- Associates Program Policies, Amazon On storing images and showing prices. Updated 14 April 2026.
- Creators API documentation, Amazon Its prerequisites name the ten qualifying sales in the past 30 days.
- Creator application expectations, LTK The follower figure.
- How does ShopMy make money from transactions?, ShopMy Last updated 29 March 2026.
- How the Amazon Influencer Program works, Amazon Who can apply.
- Draw Attention, WordPress.org plugin directory 20,000+ active installations on WordPress.org. A hotspot can link to any URL.
- Shoppable Images (Lookbook) for WooCommerce, WordPress.org plugin directory A hotspot can link to any page.
- Collective Voice Its own site says it is closed.
- Collective Voice announces closure, Net Influencer The closure, and the former name.
Let your next photo be the shop.
The Starter trial: 7 days free, then $9 a month.
Not ready yet? Start with free product cards.
